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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26
EVERY HNcu A WHITE MAN.

Governor Alger. who delighted us SO very
much here, while visiting US with the late
General Logan few months ago, thus speaks
about the Chinese in his retiring message to
the Legislature Of Michigan-we wish it
were his inaugural message from the White
House:
"Another matter should receive your at.
tcntion. There is. as you well know, on the
Western shores Of this great country horde
OF Chinese Pagans. They come from a
country VIII ere the whole population Of the
United States in numbers could BE- taken from
and scarcely missed. Their immigration to
this country should be forever stopped.
They are not fit subjects to become citizens,
they have no interest in this government,
they send all their earnings to their native
land, and when they have accumulated a
small sum they return there. only TO send
out, TO take their places, hordes of similar
pc ople. They disgrace labor; they will
work for wages-and lay up the greater por-
ton Of their earnings--that will not support
white man. They arc 'upas tree 10 the
growth OF the country ! recommend that
you urge upon our members OF Congress the
necessity OF the enactment OF a law that shall
forever forbid another one of that race from
landing in this country. We have no use for
them, and the sooner stringent laws are pass.
ed fotbidding them from coming here, the
better il will be for the countrY.n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26

THE people of Los Angeles are taking
up subscription to pay the salary Of two
extra clerks in the Postoffice for the next
three months, the Government making the
excuse that it is too poor TO furnish the
clerks or money. There is probably not a
Postmaster on the Coast who would not give
up his position for a halfway respectable
$z.a-day job. This is great and glorious
Democratic administration without any mis-.
take.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26
WORKING GLASSES AA 4. e ". M

pared to furnish all classes with empioyment VI
home, tee whole Of the time. Tor their =, are
moments. business new. light aud profitable
Persona ~ either sex easily from so cents q
IS per evening. ard proportional sum by t,evot
ing IL. their ume TO the business. Boys end girls
esrn NJ arly ~ mn"h as men That all who see'
this msy send their address. az test tie business
We make this ofr; To sneh ~ re not well sails.
fed W. will send one dollar to pay FIR III. ,rcrb
Of wiring. Full particulars and outfit free. Ad.
Dress &xo10E hekAseS Il Co., Portland Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26

THE REV. GEO. Fl. THAYER. of Bourbon. In.
diana says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives TO sHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
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for CstzYrh, Dipsheria q d CaEk.r Mouth.
"uACKMhTAC''-a lasting and fragrant per.
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SHILOH'5 CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. Whcopi & Cough and Brohc ills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint. you
have q printed guarantee on every bottle OF shi-
ioh's Vitalizer, II never fails to cure.
A NAsAL INJFCToR free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy. Prce so cents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26
Salt Rheum

The agonies Of those who suffer from severe
salt rheum are indescribablc. The cleansing,
healing, purifying influences Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla are unequalled by any other medicine.
81 take pleasure in recommending HOODS
Sarsaparilla, for it has done wonders for me-
had salt rheum very severely, affecting mo
over nearly my entire body. Only those who
have suffered from this disease In its worst
form can imagine the extent Of my afhiction.
Itrled many medicines, but failed to receive
benefit until / took Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Then tho disease began to subsidc, the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-26
JOHN S. NOE,
Pm o TO c n A.P % Err,
sc south C street.

None but thu most skillful artists employed
and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
- sCHAMBERIsIN MUST Re ne.
CAL1ED--
His Coming Declared 20 BE . JenS
step ia the Direction sf War.

step ia the Direction ef war.
TORONTO, oNr-. Nov. 2.-The Globe refers 20 MI.
appointment this morning, ana Ia
strongly worded editorial article says; Let British
Journals rub their eyes again and wSke up 20 tns
be recalled There Is no ought or should IN tae
case. me imperative Is required and canadians
Let the Brilis underst1nd tBaE their Owa inler-
esSs are hu.ely STAGED on the result of the I'M
pending negotialions SHOULD the commissioners
TAI TO reach q settlement, or should the senate
than that
wA sxrwRsx GREAT sKrTAN AND TIE UNITED
can be avoided only by Great Britsin's abandoning
Canada In a way that VIII toreyvr Disgrace the
British name. Do Bntons know that tue u0iJed
states Congress has already passeJ an act 10 cut
on every sogt OF commerciai exchange ~iSh San-
adsf Do they know that Congress has ursed the
Administration 10 enforce that actf Are they
aware that a very large proportion OF the Ameri-
can journals ceaseies>ly ntgperate the President
because he has not resorted 70 ,etSNatlon! ID. DO
toemploy the act II the negotiations fail or AZ the
agreement be disallowed In the SenAte7 II he does
employ retaliation, what them We 10 Dot act a.
alaruists Ia declaring that war which Great
Britain has long reared more than any other p0ss-
be war Will probably occur. 10 AVOID the dangers
and disgrace that threaten there II but one way.
NR cHANBEKLAIS Is THg SOLE CAUSE
that the OUTLOOK is ark. Before his appointment
Il was bn ut enough. It was orie nj unt be u an-
tony EMBARRASSED me situation IL Is gloo.ay be-
cause he has rendered the best metnod OF settle
nent diificult 10 propose or discuss. and because
he has made himself hateful on tnis cOhtinenI-
Without distinction oI one In Americans resent Ills
insolent attack upon those fellow citizens whose
loyalty rang true by the most tefr1ole ot tests
when hundrcds OF thousands OF sons OF l1sh
mothers faced death IN battle for the rrpCo IL
Is useless 10 found smooth prophecies upon the
hope that Mr.. Cnambcrlalus prIn,lpies can escape
the Consequences OI the hostility that ne nAS
aroused Ii they do not recall him they lake the
| responsibility sor nlm- II they 10 not recall him
IL Is only because lney are full Of synpslny tof
hin. HIS own rash insoeace has brought niin into
trouble and he alone snouId be the ylctlm. surely
IL better that be be made 20 undergo Ills deserts
tnsn that the peace OF hundreds VI millions u
English speaAing people should De leopsrdized on
be.alf dignity y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
From wall street To-Day.

NEw YOKK, Nov. The stock market was some
what IRE. .uiar though generally strong al tue
opedinx tais morning, htst prices .ins from TO
Per cent. above last evenings nnal ngures In
hiost Cases. though kortIern Pacific pre- erred was
down u. There was an actfv- business In wnlSn
Missou.i Pacific, Reading, Union PACING, Lake
snore and ST. Paul were most conspicuous. In
m-rike; was rather fever1sn, though larry steady
In the early trlulng, while a few stocks showed a
declining tendency and the Missouri Pacirc lost q
per cen,., wnicn, however Was afterwaf regalneu.
Peoria, Decatur, and Evansville, was very strong,
gaining ~, whl.e Colo ado Coal ross 1H. Maui
loo, and Burnngtou and QUINCY i aud several
others fractional amounts. TIE MAJ keJ became
more quiet la.e Ia the hour, but there Was 10
further change IN The speculation. AL IL o'c.ock
tne market was fairy acLive and steady 10 nrIn al
close TO opening figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
A.orHkK DISGUSTING CIRCUMSTANCE.
No SURPRISE IN CHICAGO.
The Authorities dbd NOT Expect q Wri1
Would DE s,raatea the Aaarchists.

CHICAGO Nov. line nrst news OF the decision
OF the sapleme Court In the OF the ANARCHISTS
Was taken 10 the county jail by an Associated
Press reporter a rev minutes aIler it had been
ceiyed ITom MashilgtOn. Jaller folsum was
seated la MS of1lce, tipped back IN his cnalr and
auoul " ugnJ nls cigaI. When the reporter Told
Alln The news ne urADeralely stracA a match, dg
mas cisar, and said: "MeiL AZ Is Just wnaI We az
pcCUeu."
TDeIe were no visitors al the jail to-day, and al
the prisoners were In tueIr cels wnen tue news ar
rived a bute Was sent up 10 spies teilins hin
lnAL tue wr1J nad been denicd, asAlns II ne
Lad ally slalemenJ 10 Lake IN regard 70 Tue
mailer. Spies situI4g IN his ceaI Duslly en-
gagged wilu nangscrlJL he Icad Jl.e nOUe
rel u ned IL WIN SuOrL "a have nothing 10
say" None OF lle o.neI would say anyLulng
eiIner. Everything is peri Guy quiet ln and
around llS Jsall, IacI al over tue lOc clty.
Iue uenldI OF Ine MIL what Was universally
eApeelcu here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
O,BRlEN SECRETLY REMOVED.

and Conveyed 10 TullamOre.
CORK. Nov. 2.-Mr. William O'Brien and Mr.. Man.
deville who under sentence for using sediJicus
language at a meeting at Mitchelstown, We're
quietly removed from lne Jail mere at nve o'clock
tuiS morning and taken away La special train.
The news OF tneir removal was not Known 10 tue
people or Cork until 10 O'Clock IL caused trench
d0us excitement
LUDGED N JAIL AT TCLIAxoRE.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2.-Mr. O'Bren has been lodged In
the Jail at ulamore, nlty iniIes from Dublin
Mr.. Mand Vile was also taken 10 1ullamOre jail.
A strong escort or police accompanied The priso-
ners In the train from Cork Both prisoners wore
their usual clotnes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
TROOPS FOR CHICAGO.
TROOPS FOR CHICAGO.
Two Companies Oh Infantry Ordered to
the New Military reservation.
THEY ARE SENT THERE TO TAKs CARE or THE GovEBN-
MENr PROPERTY, BCr WILL BE AVAILABLE IN CASE
THEIR SERVICES SHOULD Ba NIxpEp At TIE LAKE
CITY.

Two companies Of the 9Th infantry have bean Or
dered TO the new military reservation near Chicago
from Fort Douglass, At Salt Lake City. Major Wm.
Lyster, OF the 9Th infantry, has been ordered to
command the post No other troops will be Or
dered there for the present The object of garri.
son1ns the post at this time Is that the Govern
ment property may be guarded and protected
during the winter, and that troops may
be On hand to begin work early In
the spring. The troops will be available
In case there should be any riots in Chicago. but
It is stated at the War Department that this ii not
the primary reason for ordering the troops there
at present, The new reservation is between
twenty and TWENTY-FIVE miles from Chicago and
cOntai 70 about $40 acres 1t Is about three times
as long as wide aud runs along high bun on tue
lake Snore. The Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road runs along one corner OF it, 30 that troops
can be readily moved. There Is no money avail
able for improving the reservation, as Congress
has as yet only authorized the acceptance OF the
land by the Government. II Is expe ted that an
appropriation will be made at the cOuiinR session
OF Congress for the erection OF buildings OF when
there are none On the land at present. Near the.
re ervatOn there Is an inn, and there are several
frIme houses IN the neigh oOrhOOd, at which The
OcerS Can probably secure quarters for the winter
The troops will nave to be CHARTERED In tents but
they Will be nOored, will have stoves, and Will
probably be banked with earth to He U out the
cold, and 1t sexpected that they will be thoroughly
comfortable for the winter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
THINKS IT " As DYNAMITE.
OpsniOn Of the Sc. Louis Fire Chief as 60
ine Cause OF the lerrible EMploston.

toe Cause Ot the Terrible Exptoston.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2.-Jno. Lindsay, chief OF the fre
department, says regarding the explosion on 18th
street yesterday morning. by which eight persons
were killed: In my opinion the explosion war not
Caused by either gsls oT gasoline NeiLner OF thess
coulu have demolished lne o1ilaing Ia which IL ex-
pIoded and al or the surrounding buildings the
way you see at l4th street. 1 never saw such a
compete wreck IA my life As The one yesterday
morning. / was upon the scene four minutes alter
the alarm MAS struck, and the place MAS then AS
you nnu al to-day. Either dy hainlte, gunpowder
or sianl powder was what exploded, aid no one
can make me believe Otherwise" ne ginlon u
d numoer OF experts mud ample proof OF gas or
gasoline. Tne Iact OF the explosion being ACCOM-
panied by a lI,nI Indicates thlA Tue testimony VI
Julcs blenyue, Lhe grocery clerk, 10 the iact tat
lac lOlcod anu caIioa the pivprletors albenIlon 70
lQe 0poT o. gas, supp0i Is the Gas theory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
Daring Mexican Bandiss.

GALVESTON, lex, NUy "A special from
Brow nssllae says: MeAlcan bandits enuered tue
s.ore vi Magdelue Flores al saIanzas rancne, IN
hidalgv 0vully, on the ngpJ " Oc. 81, anu suIted
IL, LaAlng every dUllaI's wOrLn Oh ll.erSAan.lse.
be.ore leaving they unHlag tue door, sinasned
lne wIndows ana oe.aNed the noose eeDeralAys
lue oal4,lls JIreatened " clean out Lae commun-
lIy before many days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
Telegrams to The Star.
TWO HUNDRED CROWS ESCAPE.
Alarm and Indignation In Montana.
UBRIEN IN JAIL AT TULLAM0RE.
DEATH OF JENNY LIND IN LONDON
A Canadian Attack on Chamberlain.
THE KAlSER,s ILl.NES.

European Speculaaors Making use Of
iG-A Good Nighs's Rest.
Special Cable Dispstch to TEE EVENING STAR
FRANKFoKf, Nov. 2.--The Emperor William was
obliged 10 keep to his bed all day yesterday, but he
slept well last night and is out or bed to-day. Yes
terday's alarming rumors were unfounded and lad
their origin In speculative sources.
An alliance has been perfected between the
nationals and conservatives Tor the Berlin NUM-
cipal elections
ment has proposed 70 Austria Tue prolongaIion for
one year or the commercial treaty.
kentes were weak Today ior domestic reasons.
For other securities the continental stock ex-
changes were dun but firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
FOREVER SILENT.

Death Of Jenny Lind GOldschmids I'm
London ~ Sire Age OF ssxty.stx.
LoSpoN, Nov. 2.-%enny Lind iMadame Cold
schmidt), the celebrated swedish singer, Is dead.
She was sixty-six years OF age. She had been
seriously III for some weeks. She retired fr IN
tue stage after her marriage In America In 1s,D2,
but reappeared at various concerts In ald or
CHARITIES. She had not appeared In public since
1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
Ra,four,. Rope. for Ireland.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-Mr. baIIour mas wrIten letter
In NlllOu says ne docs not doubt thaL Ireland
Mitn tline al,0 patience Ntll see Tue Law again "A
the pOsatIon OF Supremacy IrOm wlicn a. vugny
ueycr have oeen aIlOwcd " iall- lne IasA VI
fsloTlng the law 10 Dot an easy oae, he say o1S
sympathy encourages IsoSe engaged upon A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

CucAoo Nov IA Lirtle kock, ARK, special
sayn: News has reached this city fron fanlkner
County Of the burning 70 death OF The three little
graDdchiidren Of y = Ohver Onver. very old
aftef his vie Joined him leaving the three chII-
dren alone IN the house. The house was some dss-
~ cloud q smoke ascendlng N The direction Of
th0 house. and. running home, found the house
porued and the chasyed Eomaans q the cAildren IN
- gu1n8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

PerSOnal MOvements, etc.
The Swedish minister and Mrs.. de Reutersktold
and infant have returned to the city for brief
The six weeks-Od child was baptized in the swed.
tsh Church On 18TH street, Mar Third avenue in
New York city. on Sabbath, the 3Oth OF last month";
1hcre were no invitations and no guests, ,here
being present only those personally concerned.
The ceremony tOok place at o'clock, before the
afternoon " service, and the church Was nIled with
ing party occupied front pew. n. Roustan. the
French ministe., and N. Lovenorn, the Danish
and Mrs sxeoW ra% s mno sSUs Se1e
present, were the Eodm0thers A number OF spOn.
sors In Sweden were named, among whom was
sweden and Norway. The chiid is named for its
mother, Louise. Mrs Whitney paid a VISIT TO Mrs.
day, aud declared her intention OF being prssent n
the service next day, but was detained from going
BY her care for her husband, who required her
Mr. and Mrs T. W. Noyes have moved into the
city from "Alton Farm" Nd, and have set IN
housekeeping al No. s37 22d street.
Senator and Mrs. and Miss Cameron returned to
the city last evening, and are at their house on
Nj. John s. shriver, the bright Washington cor.
respondent OF the Baltimore American, has re-
turned from an extended European tour and re-
sumed charge OF the Washington bureau OF his
paper.
Maj. A. b. g. Davis. Washington correspondent
| OF the Minneapolis Tribune. has just been ap-
| pointed correspondent OF the Leavenworth Kan
sdsl Itmes recently purchased by Col 2. A. smith
and l. N. Dingiey, both excellent newspaper men,
formerly o Aaine. Ar. Dtngley Is o son OF hon.
Neison Dlngiey, 1r OF Maine, and will be rem. M
bered In washington as having carried Un the
Inquest honOrs OF the Columbian University Law
School
Ju .ge W. p. Dole and family have returned from
Berkeley SprngS and are at their residence, l0ll
14th street.
DR.. q b. Dickson, Q. q n, and family have
changed their rnx1dence m rO0a ofrAa6 nnrfh>as
The Annual Gaep0Fss.
fH1 1n1sDsan AID fRx AIk3RRs on m cA1ugIl
| x1Pr BUST.
The President and most Of the members Of bid
Cabinet are now bustly engaged In the prepara.
tion OF their annual reports 70 CougreaA Ateor
| ney.0enerai Garland has finished his report and
| It II now In the hands Of the President eecretary
Fairchild b devoting Ill his spare time 70 the pre-
partition OF hls report and In order 70 give tn
matter proper constderafton 0oeo most Of tue Wofh
IN the quiet Of his noma He Wa % overrun With
visitors et his once In the Department that II wa
0mcult tor him 70 transact even the routine osls1
mesa The heads OF the other DepArtmrnte also
meet with constant interruption - their o0lcia
work, but not 70 the same exten During NJ
] fairchiidb Absence nomthe Department An111t
ent.Secretasy ThOmpeon acts asSecrotasy, and hi
duties at present are Increased ~ the TEN
porary ansence irom tie city q Aasista1teec.
reeaxy Maynard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
PERsoNAL-Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish minister,
Commodore Walker and Alexander K Shepherd of

Washington, were In New York last night.
W. Carpenter of St. Louis, W. Z, Larp OF Troy, N.
Y, E +. Starr OF Phiadei iph1a 4 h. Ackley OF New
YORK, Z. II. Pray OF Boston, z. l. .nnsk1 OF The
ish navy. are at Inc Eboi.I~Kspresen,a
Bland james henderson OF Brooklyn and J. T.
Markley AMI George L. Goodman OF san Francisco,
are at W1narua-A. G. Brads.reet and Geo.
Place OF New York, and ]. Parker OF Chicago, are
at the kiggS-A Powell OF New York Is at
,MeicKers:-E. II. was Q, New YORK is ~ orm-
Fevre OF Kansas anu Z. ;. Norton OF tue navy, are
at the Afnngton.-Dr.' +. L. Robertson OF Vir-
gtnta and Edgar Sandenion or n. u, are at The
Aetropoillan.--S. sweets and A. u. Bassett OF
New YORK and w. A. SpeeE Of leQrRia, are at the
NatlonaL-E. Pearsou'0 q, NV Yor1, u. MPaui-
Son OF Norfolk, Va, and +. W. 6Arvant 0f Boston,
are at the ~ James =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
Though. the Town was Doomed.

CHICAGO, Nov. "A sprcll from Euscola, Ill,
says: disastrous nre VISITED tnis city YESTERDAY
aud FOR time II was feared the whole business
portion OF the place would go Ihe nre Originated
In lue englne room OF the large Touring mIll OF j.
b. Waimsley, wnlcn Was consumed with 1000
bushes or wueat and all the machinery. Loss
$4,000; insured Tor 81, 600 Ihe CITY nre uepaTt-
uIen. buiidlng was burned, and later The Gen.
Lral hUtel owned by A. Tnayer. Loss on hotel
$4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-Shorlly alter O'Clock this
morEuug l. l. haIper, OF tne iate f.delly BANK,
went for Lne 81 into IN ordinary Ia Iu6
hamilton county Jail aid spent tue nisnt Inero
luxe an ordinary PRISONER. he accepleu has los
wIlhvut Complaint, said he Was sL4lag TO 90
INTO u Ve.l or w a uuLgcon. the Government
should chose. There ruillOrs that JIIe SOyern-
men. officers became Iearful mat wVuld escape
from the Dayton Jall. and Ilat he Was Drought
here Tor gaeaUer ScSu1Ls. ne was foTlIally ar-
raigned upon indictments IN The lnlled STATES
Court Jll, uluruluR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
Going BACK ar the old Prices.

NDIANAPoLIs, IND, November 2-The coal
miners strike in lhis cily WAS practically enaed
yesterday py Large nuinoer or miners returning
TO work In the lnsieside and SunnyS side mines ~
the o.d scale OF prices The REMAINDER OF the
strikers Will return 10 work to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

a Denial Of the Sensational Reports
that He was In q PrecarsOus COndi.
tiOMs
MACON, Ga, Nov. 2.-Reports that Mr.. jefferson
Davis is in precarious condition are not correct.
His health IL better than it has been AT any time
since he left Beauvoir. Last night he received a
humber or friends, nd conversed with them untll
O late hour. THIS morDing he Is In tne spirits,
and Ia better health than usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
IL WIxrrn WEarHEn

Is LONG on The WAY As THE FALL WEATHER
HAS BEEN Ll6HT OR MEDI M.wEIGHr OVER
COAT WILL BE The ORDER OF THE DAY. FOR
MOST OF IL WINTER
THERE Is ECONOMY. STYLE AND ooxFoRr In
AFAL LovERcoAI
ECONOMY. BECAUSE ONE COSTS LESS THAN
AwISrER GARMENT OF EoUAL QUALITY. AND
ONE SAVES MORE EXPENSIVE COAT WHILE
WEARING The CHEAPER.
sTYLF. Because THERE Is NO OUTSIDE GAR
nExI THAT MAN WEARS IN WHICH so MUCH
cHARAcTER Oh EXPRESSION" Is FOUND AS IN
THIS oAaMEST
COMFORT. BECAUSE FROM THE FIRST OF oc-
IOBER TO THE HOLIDAYS THE FALL ovERcoAr
Is MORE UsEFUI-THREE TINES ovER-THAN
IHE HEAVIER ONE IT Is NOT SAFE TO DO
WITHOUT SOME EXTRA OUTSIDE CLOTHING
. FOE oOoL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS. AND THE
HEAVY COAT ~ TOO WARN
The MAN WHO KEEps TWO OR EVEN THREE
oVfEcoATs on HAND AT ONCE SPENDS NO
MORE MONEY or THEM THAN THE MAN WHO
ONLY kEEPs ONE; oFrESTrMEs NOT SO MUCH
Az HAS MUCH MORE SATISFACTION IN THEM.
WEiSvTTE Az INSPECTION OF oUa LINES OF
THESE GOODS VIZ HAVE THE NEWEST THINGS
IN IHI MARKET.
OUR ASSORTMENT or Lospox.MApE FALL
osEkcoArs Is LAkoER AND MORE vARIIp
THAN ANY EVER SHOWN HERE BxroRE
WE HAVE vEkY HANDSOME oxzs MADE up
FOR Us IN LONDON At PkIc. FROM ans TO s2s.
ouR owx GOODS FROM sio TO cas-. COMPARE
THIN
L. n BARNuM d CO.
e3l PESSsYLvASIA AVENUE
tRE EscAszs AsD S1.sp Pr,rx
w.scorT CHEW. x.sas.s.w..
frfornstson ssvsn and estimates faynt.s~a
onss-koon IL. Corcoraa BuiIasn< .a-,~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

TH1 NAVAL BOARD ON COAST DEFENSE has nearly
completed its report. 1t has agreed upon sys-
tenn OF defense, consisting Of monitors supported
by auxiliary craft, such as rams and torpedo boats
and fs sausned that the y, 100000 Appropriated
oy Congress for this purpose wi1 be sufficienL TO
establish at least one unit OF the system. The
monitor M1antonomaL has been selected a. the
vessel which will be the cen.er OF the unit, and
she VIII be equipped With several 1eet rams which
In turn will be accompanied and protected Dy
small, speedy torpedO-bOats II this unit should
De found W work harmOniously and efficiently the
system can be indefinitely extended from year 70
year without requiring great expenditure at
one time.